📢 Exciting news! My first article is now published #OpenAccess in @jepp_journal!🔓
https://t.co/sGzz66bgRx
I want to thank my (twitterless) co-author Brian Burgoon for his guidance throughout this journey.
A thread on our research and main findings:🧵👇
We finally dropped #ParlLawSpeech! 🥳 Excited to see how this data and especially the links between documents will be used in the future! Check out https://t.co/j4R0B85hVE and keep us posted if you use the data!
🚨 #Data alert 📣 We just released #ParlLawSpeech – full texts of more than 40k bills, 28k laws, and 3 mio. parliamentary speeches from 7 countries (AT, CZ, DE, DK, ES, HR, HU) and the EU! If you study democracy with #Text-As-Data / #NLP methods, this is for you! A short 🧵 (1/3)
I'm spending a few weeks at @LMU_Muenchen! Special thanks to Klaus Goetz and @LucasSchramm91 for hosting me at @GSI_Muenchen! Drop me a message if you are up for a Cappuccino, Bier, or a walk through Englischer Garten! ☕️🍻🌳🏄
I'm spending a few weeks at @LMU_Muenchen! Special thanks to Klaus Goetz and @LucasSchramm91 for hosting me at @GSI_Muenchen! Drop me a message if you are up for a Cappuccino, Bier, or a walk through Englischer Garten! ☕️🍻🌳🏄
We are pleased to announce that #COMPTEXT2025 will take place at the University of Vienna on 24-26 April 2025. With the great organising team @CompCommLab@IPKW_univie, we will soon release the Call for Papers, Panels and Data Presentations! Stay tuned!
📢New publication: "Dynamics of #protest#mobilisation in the European #polycrisis" - OA in @jepp_journal, co-authored with H. Kriesi and A. Altiparmakis. This has been out for a tiny bit but very happy to write now the intro tweet. https://t.co/vA99q5YGKe
🚨New publication @Res_Pol
If you apply quantitative text analysis to legislative text data, you might be interested in my new article "Mind the context! The role of theoretical concepts for analyzing legislative text data"
🔓Open Access: https://t.co/NJ8CVUNdrq
After Kamala Harris' nomination, I talked to a bunch of journalists about our meta-analysis on race/gender in candidate experiments.
With the exception of 1 brave journalist, everyone called me off.
I've never been called off by so many journalists. A 🧵on why I think that is.
🚨New article @EJPRjournal with my amazing co-authors @JanSchwalbach & @NoamHimmelrath:
"Location matters! Geospatial dynamics of MP responses to Covid-19 protests in multilevel systems"
🔓Open Access: https://t.co/Hfs7DrdalT
🧵A thread
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Excited for this paper to be officially online @AJPS_Editor! If you’re interested in this line of research, come find me at EPSA or ECPR this summer to hear about our next work in progress!
Thanks to coauthors @b_castanho, @Jwaeckerle and @CompPolCologne & @MPIfG_Cologne!
Deutschland hat gewählt. Wie lassen sich die Ergebnisse erklären & wo gewinnen welche Parteien dazu? Ich habe dafür Strukturdaten und Wahlergebnisse aller Europawahlen seit 1994 zusammengetragen und ein paar statistische Modelle gerechnet. Ein Thread. 🧵👇
Next Wednesday (🗓️ June 5) at 17:00, the last Text-as-Data Speaker Series talk for this spring term will take place feat. @Jwaeckerle! Join us to learn more about the genderedness of parliamentary discourse and legislative power in a comparative perspective 🌟
For #ManifestoMonday and given the recent expulsion of German AfD from the Identity & Democracy group in the EP, I looked at how strongly EP parties actually differ in their (national) policy positions. More in this thread 👇
⁉️How did the #EU agree on a supranational labour migration directive with barely anyone noticing? By successfully depoliticizing the issue, as I argue in my paper on the Intra Corporate Transferee Directive, now out #oa in @jei_publication! ⬇️ https://t.co/zF05o0eZZa